TOPIC: Latest room technologies used in 5 Star Hotels.
Successful hotels, resorts measure their performance in
occupancy rates, streamlined cost-structures, and guest experiences that increase loyalty and word of mouth. From browsing to booking, check-in to check-out—
takes place online, on mobiles and across social
networks. IntelliChaise * Guest to place order for food,beverage etc.
* Guest order are wirlessly transmitted
to the Kitchen,bar etc.
*Display Special offer.
GDA (guestroom Digital assistant) *Room Service function.
*Allow to change room temperature, lighting etc.
*Local weather information.
Guest Sensors: Monitor electronic equipment when a guest enters
and leaves. Save electricity. RFID (Radio Frequency Indentification) *keyless entry to a hotel room.
*Allow guests to use any brand
of mobile phone to gain access to their hotel room.
*Face recognition key locks.
Imagine watching TV in the bathroom mirror during your stay. This is already a reality at several luxury hotels across the globe, where guests can watch high- definition TV in mirrors, usually while enjoying a bathroom, sauna, or swimming pool At many hotels, guest can now communicate their needs to the staff through a Smartphone. Imagine asking for more towels or a late check-out without getting out of bed. That's what this technology will soon allow all hotel guests to do. This one again involves using a guest's personal device. Hotels are increasingly adding thermostat technology that will allow guests to adjust the temperature in their rooms with a Smartphone, even if they aren't on the premises. At many hotels, guests can now stream their computers, phones, or tablets directly to the large, high definition televisions in their rooms. This allows guests to work on these screens, or to use them to watch content via streaming services such as Hulu and Netflix. Okay, so we're not quite there yet, but there are some hotels that have robots performing jobs previously done by the staff, such as making standard room deliveries, or serving Starbucks coffee. Much of this technology is in its infancy, but the implications are huge. Being able to understand where hotel staff and guests are located at any given time creates all kinds of opportunities to improve the guest experience—from being able to deliver services to guests while freeing them from their rooms to helping event staff operate more efficiently to turning over rooms more quickly and beyond. Some employee location-based features are already available using SIP- DECT, but this is just the beginning. This is a category to keep an eye on. Housekeeping staff don’t have to check mini bar during checkout . Whenever guest take any drink it automatically get
punched at front office desk on the name of guest .